Concept:
This is a small cafe hidden inside a community centre. It is ran by visually impaired individuals which makes it so special. It's great that this cafe offers visually impaired persons with an opportunity to work and to interact with others. I would definitely suggest coming to visit this place for a good cause, rather than looking for quality eats.
Food (2 stars):
Their HK style milk tea was rich in flavour, but their food was nothing special (or kind of lacking) to be honest. Reminded me of street food in Hong Kong, or anywhere in South East Asia. It's very inexpensive, which is always good!
Service:
Not complaining, but the service is a little slow so you have to be patient. There's not a lot of space to sit, or maybe it was just very packed the day I went haha. I ended up having to just eat while standing. Definitely come visit on a day where you're not in a rush!